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Another child on bike victim of a hit and run in Northwest Reno

March 5, 2020 by Nicole Overton

A boy on his bicycle was hit by a car last month and more details, including video of the incident, was released by the Reno Police this week. The juvenile sustained minor injuries.  The hit and run happened on February 24, near Mae Anne Avenue and Ambassador Drive where the juvenile was in the crosswalk… [Read More]

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University cancels programs in Italy and South Korea due to global coronavirus outbreak

March 3, 2020 by Karlie Drew

The University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) announced this weekend the cancellation of its study abroad programs in Italy and South Korea. USAC had already suspended courses in China and now also declared the suspension of the first session of its summer program in the Asian country. The reason: The global outbreak of the coronavirus and… [Read More]

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UNR working to accurately count students for Census 2020

February 28, 2020 by Bianca Wright

University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) students that live on or off-campus should not be counted as a part of their parent’s households for the Census 2020 —even if that’s where they live during school breaks. The official start of the Census is coming up on April 1, 2020 and it is important that the count… [Read More]

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Bernie Sanders coasts to Nevada Caucus victory thanks to Latinos

February 24, 2020 by Lesly Virgen-Mariscal

Nevada’s Democratic voters, especially Latinos, overwhelmingly supported Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders during the state’s caucus on Saturday, Feb. 22 and now the candidate is riding the victory into the next primary states. Around 54 percent of Latinos supported Sanders in the Nevada Caucus an NBC News entrance poll showed. In his victory speech, which he gave… [Read More]

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Many Latino Voters Say Candidates Need ‘Cultural Competency’

February 21, 2020 by Andrew Mendez

Democratic hopefuls have made attempts to reach out to Spanish-speaking communities, but voters in Northern Nevada have said candidates are not doing enough to reach them before the caucus on Sat., Feb. 22. In the past few weeks, most of the candidates have boosted their efforts to reach Latinx voters by dropping campaign ads in… [Read More]

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Road to the Nevada Caucus 2020

February 20, 2020 by Lesly Virgen-Mariscal

So far this 2020 primary election cycle is shaping up to be an exciting one as voters have started to visit the ballot box to choose the next president of the United States. On Saturday, Feb. 22, its Nevada’s turn. On that date the Caucus will be held giving the local Democratic Party the opportunity… [Read More]

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A Hidden Identity: 10 famous Afro-Latinos to celebrate during Black History Month

February 18, 2020 by Bianca Wright

The Afro-Latino (or Black Latino) identity is one that still comes with a stigma. According to the 2010 Census, only around 3 percent of Hispanics identified as “Black alone”. This low percentage speaks to a long history of shame and reluctance in the Latino community to identify with their indigenous African roots; mainly due to… [Read More]

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Friday deadline for superintendent of Washoe County School District

February 14, 2020 by Noticiero Movil

Aspirants for the top role of superintendent of Washoe County School District (WSCD) have until this Friday to apply. The School Board began its search last June 2019 after it terminated then Superintendent Traci Davis. She was accused of allegedly releasing confidential information related to a harassment-related lawsuit that took place at work. The board… [Read More]

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2020 Election: Spanish-language guide to the presidential candidates

February 13, 2020 by Noticiero Movil

Reno has suddenly become a priority for the eight remaining U.S. presidential candidates as Saturday, Feb. 22 — the date of the Nevada Caucus — quickly approaches. If you haven’t made up your mind and want to easily compare the various policies of the democratic hopefuls, check out these voter guides, in English and Spanish,… [Read More]

Previous Reno Mayor, Robert Cashell and current Reno mayor, Hillary Schieve talking at a local parade.

Bob Cashell, former mayor or Reno, dies at 81 years old

February 11, 2020 by Andrew Mendez

Former Reno Mayor Bob Cashell died on Tuesday from health problems. He was 81 years old. On that day, his doctors and family members made the decision to take him off life support at Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center where he had been hospitalized due to cardiac issues. Current Reno Mayor, Hillary Schieve, expressed her… [Read More]

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